Air France

Air France is a French airline founded in 1933 and headquartered at Paris–Charles de Gaulle Airport. It operates domestic and international passenger and cargo services.

Paris–Charles de Gaulle Airport: An international airport serving Paris and the principal hub of Air France. The airline concentrates much of its long-haul network and connecting traffic at this hub.
Air France–KLM: A Franco-Dutch airline group formed in 2004 by combining Air France and KLM. The group structure places Air France alongside its Dutch sister airline.
Pierre-Georges Latécoère: A French industrialist who built aircraft and developed pioneering airmail routes. His aviation ventures helped establish the French commercial networks Air France inherited.
Lufthansa: Germany’s largest airline and the core carrier of the Lufthansa Group. Lufthansa is a major European network-carrier rival with a competing hub system.
Air France Flight 447: An Air France flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris that crashed in the Atlantic in 2009. The disaster prompted major scrutiny of flight training, automation, and air-safety practice.
Air France fleet: The aircraft operated by Air France for passenger and cargo services. Aircraft types determine the airline’s capacity, range, and operating costs.
Air Orient: A French airline established in 1930 that operated routes linking Europe with the Middle East and Asia. Air Orient was one of the companies merged to create Air France.
Didier Daurat: A French aviator and aviation executive who directed pioneering airmail operations. His leadership linked early French airline practice to the company’s predecessor networks.
British Airways: The United Kingdom’s principal international airline and a founding member of Oneworld. It competes with Air France for European and long-haul passengers.
Concorde: A supersonic passenger aircraft developed jointly by Britain and France and used commercially from 1976 to 2003. Air France operated Concorde on transatlantic routes until the type’s retirement.

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